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DuraTech makes more layoffs at plant

DuraTech Industries is weathering the nation’s economic problems but having to cut some jobs to do so, according to Jay Grotrian, chief executive officer.

By Keith Norman , September 05, 2009

Gwinner's Bobcat gain could be 'huge opportunity'

The company will cut costs further than merely closing its Bismarck plant by consolidating its North Dakota manufacturing operations in Gwinner, where Melroe Manufacturing, Bobcat’s forerunner, was founded in 1947. The consolidation will be gradual and is expected to be completed by year’s end.

By Jon Knutson , September 03, 2009

Longtime Bobcat workers take Bismarck news hard

Bobcat Co.'s Bismarck plant workers were told Wednesday the Bismarck plant will close permanently by the end of the year, with about 390 of its 475 jobs transferred to the company’s plant in Gwinner, N.D. “There were a lot of chins hanging on the floor,” said employee Ron Vogel, who worked at the plant for 26 years.

By James MacPherson , September 03, 2009

No one hurt in Jamestown potato plant fire

No one hurt in Jamestown potato plant fire Parts of the Cavendish Farms potato plant were damaged by a fire Monday afternoon, but no one was injured.

By Ben Rodgers , September 01, 2009

Some of region's crops need rain, heat

Some of region's crops need rain, heat For instance, 87 percent of North Dakota wheat is in good or excellent condition. Wheat is the state’s most important crop. “We have the potential for a good crop, but the key word is ‘potential,’ ” said Erica Olson, marketing specialist with the North Dakota Wheat Commission in Bismarck.

By Jon Knutson , August 07, 2009

Fergus Falls ethanol plant, among others, still facing dire financial situation

Fergus Falls ethanol plant, among others, still facing dire financial situation Though the industry’s prospects are improving, plants nationwide are still struggling after “an imperfect storm” of factors last year, said Ron Lamberty, vice president of the Sioux Falls, S.D.-based American Coalition for Ethanol, an industry trade group.

By Jon Knutson , August 04, 2009

USDA will aid struggling dairy farms

The Agriculture Department is helping struggling dairy farmers by raising the price paid for milk and cheddar cheese through a dairy price support program.

By Mary Clare Jalonick , July 31, 2009

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Farm Bureau awards seven scholarships

Stutsman County Farm Bureau awarded seven $500 scholarships to seven area seniors. Applicants must be attending college in North Dakota or a neighboring state and their parents must be Stutsman County Farm Bureau members. Scholarships are based on grade point average, high school and community activities and future career plans.

July 21, 2009

High-ethanol E85 fuel hurt by low gas sales

High-ethanol E85 fuel hurt by low gas sales In Minnesota, the nation’s leader in E85 pumps, sales fell off by more than half this spring compared with the year before, a disappointment to E85 producers and the farmers who supply them with corn to make the fuel. It’s also a letdown for those who hoped the blend would provide a cleaner alternative to gasoline and accelerate the move away from fossil fuels.

By Steve Karnowski , July 14, 2009

N.D. honey company set for season

North Dakota’s honey-producing season is getting under way, and one company is getting help from South Africa.

By Associated Press , June 04, 2009

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John Deere plant in Valley City cuts 89 jobs

The second-largest employer in Valley City, N.D., has temporarily cut 35 percent of its work force. John Deere Seeding Group in Valley City furloughed 89 full-time employees Thursday. The company says it plans to bring them back this fall.

By Tracy Frank , May 31, 2009

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Schuchard joins AgCountry FCS

Sara Schuchard recently joined AgCountry Farm Credit Services as a customer service representative for the Jamestown office.

May 23, 2009

James River Rodeo wins state award

James River Rodeo wins state award The James River Rodeo in Jamestown was recognized at the 2009 North Dakota Tourism Conference on April 28 in Grand Forks by Gov. John Hoeven and the state tourism department.

By Ben Rodgers , May 09, 2009

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Economist: Midwest, Plains economy shows encouraging signs

Even in recession, N.D.'s economy stronger than region's, nation's, survey finds
A survey of business leaders in nine Midwestern and Plains states suggests that despite some encouraging signs, the region is well short of economic recovery.

By Associated Press , May 01, 2009

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North Dakota cattle losses - 91,000 so far - rival those of ’97

North Dakota cattle losses - 91,000 so far - rival those of ’97 In 1997, 91,458 adult cattle and calves were reported killed in spring blizzards and flooding. So far this spring, 91,000 cattle – 19,000 adult cattle and 72,000 calves - have died, according to an estimate by the USDA and the North Dakota State University Extension Service. Ranchers blame months of bad weather.

By Jon Knutson , April 23, 2009

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